Chilima to unveil ‘roadmap’ for UTM in fresh elections: Invades Masintha on Sunday

Almost three weeks after the Constitutional Court  nullified the  May presidential elections and reinstated him as State vice-president, UTM Party president Saulos Chilima holds his first political rally this Sunday February 23  at Masintha ground in Lilongwe city.

Chilima: Light the lamp of transformation

Both the party and Chilima’s press office have confirmed of the rally to take place at the Masintha ground in Kawale township, a venue that is known as a political barometer.

Described by many as a politician who controls the news agenda whenever he wants to speak, Chilima’s rally comes at a time when there is high expectation from the public to hear from him.

“Him and his team simply know when to do what. We have the social media discussing the MCP/UTM and DPP/UTM alliances, we have the DPP accusing him of being related to Judge Dingiswayo Madise, and it is three weeks since the court victory for him as first petitioner. So there was no right time than now for him to hold a rally. He has everyone’s attention,” said one social commentator.

Chilima is also expected to unveil the roadmap for UTM ahead of the court sanction fresh election by July 2 this year.

Meanwhile, UTM party has already gone flat out with rallies with the party’s deputy President Michael Usi, Secretary General Patricia Kaliati and various NEC members going different directions of the country holding rallies since the court nullified the election.

However, it is Sunday’s rally that people expect Chilima to comment on the seemingly public demand for him to partner with MCP’s Lazarus Chakwera in the fresh elections scheduled for July 2, 2020.

Since weekend MCP top officials including deputy speaker  of parliament Madalitso Kazombo and several Members of Parliament have spoken publicly that the party wants to partner with UTM.

 

“Those who want to write must write and take this message that here in MCP the party we want to go into an alliance with is UTM,” says Kazombo in a clip trending on social media since Monday.

Whatever the outcome of who becomes the torch bearer in the alliance, Sidik Mia remains a casualty in the equation having already declared that he wants nothing but the second job in MCP.

In UTM, Usi also becomes a victim in the event of an alliance but the development activist has already come public that he has no issue UTM going into an alliance where he doesnt retain his running mate seat, saying his aim is to “help  develop Malawi and not to have a position.”

As days fast approach to the July 2 polling day and the 50-plus-one electoral reform becoming law, an alliance is a must for all the parties to win the election and avoid a runoff. It is here that the nation stands to see lots of movements, backstabbing, and betrayal on the political landscape as the parties engage in political mathematics

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winstonmsowoya
winstonmsowoya
4 years ago

CHILIMA IS THE BEST LEADER AFTER WE HAD LOST CHIPEMBERE,ATTATI MPHAKATI,DUNDUZU CHISIZA,,YATUTA CHISIZA,AUGUSTINE BWANAUSI,ORTON CHIRWA THE FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT OF THE MCP WHICH LATER UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF MPONONGO BANDA,TURNED INTO KILLING MACHINE WHEN THOUSANDS OF OUR PEOPLE WERE BRUTALIZED BYTHE MCP/CADETS ROGUES.IN HIS MANIFESTO CHILIMA HAS BRILLIANTLY COME INTO OPEN CONDEMNING TRIBALISTICALLY ENTRENCHED QUOTA SYSTEM AFRICA HAS EVER SEEN IN THE MODERN WORLD.UNLIKE CHAKWERA AND MATHANYULA BOTH OF THEM SUPPORTED THE SYSTEM WHICH IS EVIL AND DIVISSIVE.BOTH CHAKWERA AND MATHANYULA ARE OPENLY SUPPORT THE FALL OF THE NORTHERN REGION ECONOMICALLY AND POLITICALLY.MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS WHEN ELECTIONS COME,VOTE FOR… Read more »

najere
najere
4 years ago

azakusandukilani ochewa chilima tiye nayeni muzaona madise ukukuukirani a chakwera

National CEO
National CEO
4 years ago

Chilima President, Chakwera vice President, This can be the best team.

mzika
4 years ago

MALAWI WILL BE A BETTER PLACE TO LEAVE IN AGAIN, AFTER THIS COMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
WHO EVER WINS THIS TIME AROUND WILL BE VOTED BY MAJORITY.
GOD BLESS MALAWI

POLITICAL PROPER GANDA
POLITICAL PROPER GANDA
4 years ago

MCP,kukankha Mia nde ka zanuizo

Shonai
4 years ago

Chirima is a crook.He hides himself and puts others in front .He did it with the Catholics,Patricia,Shanil,Akazi a malemu.Kenako kungobvumbuluka zonse atakonza kale kale.MCP was clapping hands.It is now their turn.

Zofu
Zofu
4 years ago

Goodall was indeed right, politics does not need a baby tima baby tikufuna kuphatikizana if you are big parties imani pa nokha akukakheni APM

Lendi
Lendi
4 years ago
Reply to  Zofu

Nanga poti APM wakoyo ndi baby mapeto nkuona akunyengerera Atupele! Wat do you know! Mxiii

Waziwindi
Waziwindi
4 years ago
Reply to  Zofu

Nzeru ulibe kape iwe

noizi
noizi
4 years ago
Reply to  Zofu

Choncho munthu ungatutuke? Chilima is the only true hope. Whoever does not see that, they have serous nepotism problems.

Machendekhwepe
Machendekhwepe
4 years ago

Tiye nazoni

4444 Nooo
4444 Nooo
4 years ago

Kkkkkkkkkk,UTM woyeeee,SKC isn’t in a hurry to be a state president.
Pipo’S will ,will make him,now we want change a change that will make the real mzika realize whether he/she has been sleeping or not.
To me I hope Skc will take any position either a President of the coalition or the Veep,
All strategies are reserved for each position from ur mighty utm

jade
jade
4 years ago
Reply to  4444 Nooo

if skc is president of the coalition I am definitely voting for his coalition. if he stands alone I am also voting for him. if he stands as VP of a coalition unfortunately I have to rethink because my opinion is the MCP will be too powerful and conservative for his opinion to be heard as VP. Just a personal view.

Rhaaaaa!
Rhaaaaa!
4 years ago
Reply to  jade

Perfect view bro. Chilima for president, Chakwera vice

Commissioner Linda Kunje, MEC
Commissioner Linda Kunje, MEC
4 years ago

Nothing has change. Too much ado about nothing. He is the same Chilima who got 4 MPs during last elections. Now wants to get into government through back door. We know that he did not win. Elections had challenges yes, but the final vote is what really happened.

Waziwindi
Waziwindi
4 years ago

Iwe mutu wako tiye uko

noizi
noizi
4 years ago

Common sense is indeed not common. Chisankho sichinayende bwino. Ngakhale utakhala kuti siiwe wa Chilima, it should come as common sense that if the elections were well managed, UTM could have had more MPs. COMMON SENSE! But when one is full of hate and nepotism, your reasoning is impaired so you use anything as a reason to justify your bad actions.

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